Ha! jaha
mohiyamaina, suggaimaggam ajanamanenam.
Bhime
bhavakamtare, suciram bhamiyam bhayakarammi. (67)
Oh: what a
pity? Due to my delusion, I have not been able to know the path leading to
spiritual progress; so, I have been wandering since long in this
formidable and terrible forest of mundane existence. (67)
Micchattam
vedanto jivo, vivariyadamsano hoi.
Na ya dhammam
rocedi hu, mahuram pi rasam jaha jarido. (68)
Owing to the
delusion, the attitude of a soul becomes perverted and he does not relish
religion, just as a person suffering from fever cannot relish even a
sweet. (68)
Micchattaparinadappa, tivvakasaena sutthu avittho.
Jivam deham
ekkam, mannamto hodi bahirappa. (69)
A perverted
soul, who remains completely in the grip of passions or intense moral
impurities and due to this regards soul and body as one; is an extrovert.
(69)
Jo jahavayam
na kunai, micchaditthi tao hu ko anno.
Vaddhai ya
micchattam, parassa samkam janemano. (70)
Could there be
a person with greater wrong faith than the one who does not lead his life
according to the precepts of Jina? He develops wrong beliefs by creating
doubt in others (about the right path of Jina). (70)